payday
发薪日,发工资,发薪期,发工资的
Definitions
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- : the day on which wages are given, payment is made, etc.
- : Informal. a day or period during which a great deal of money, success, fame, etc., is won or obtained: Payday came when she was given a screen test by a big Hollywood studio.
Examples
What we’ve prided ourselves on is that we’ve never, ever missed a payday for our employees.
“I can’t comment on specifically payday lenders, but we are aware of those, and this is part of our data verification and identity management controls that we are seeking to have with our new round,” the official said.
Each payday would be worth hundreds of millions—or even billions—depending on the stock’s fortunes.
Strip clubs and payday lenders argued their businesses had been hurt by the virus, too, and many of them ended up receiving loans.
The payday loan industry has seen a steep decline in business, too.
It was a Friday—payday—and for many employees, it would be their last day.
“Right now, I just came out of a hearing on payday lending,” Warren told me.
Big payday at stake—players expected to leave goof butts home.
In Dublin, land of a thousand Joyce walking tours, Bloomsday has come to mean payday.
How to avoid borrowing lots of money at high interest rates (e.g. credit cards and payday loans).
On every payday Vergine was on hand to receive his percentage.
The first stone was so big that working at full speed, every time it turned around once it was payday.
He would always pay me back at payday and a week later he would start borrowing again.
The boys were still playing poker and Al Johnson was still borrowing money and paying me back every payday.
In Venusport, on payday-night, it is difficult to tell for certain where the town leaves off and the pink elephants begin.